Choose the correct option.

I’ve been [ ] my baby cousin all week.

• looking after

• looking forward

Choose the correct option.

I wish I didn’t keep [ ] problems at work.

• running into

• making up

Choose the correct option.

Did you [ ] this poem?

• make up

• cheer up

Choose the correct option.

Journalists are [ ] new cases of corruption.

• looking after

• looking into

Choose the correct option.

I'lI [ ] quickly after my operation.

• came out

• came round

6. Choose the correct option.

7. Can you help me [ ] the answer to this problem?

• find out

• work out

Complete the sentences with the correct form of a phrasal verb from the list.
What can I do to​ (a)   ​ ?

• cheer you up
• look into
• run into
• put on
• look after
• moved away

I ​ (a)   Emily in town the other day. It was great to see her.

• ran into
• looked into
• put on
• look after
• moved away

I forgot to ​ ​ (a)   my gloves before I went out. My hands are freezing!

• put on
• put on
• look after
• moved away

I don’t mind ​ (a)   your baby while you go to the shops.

• looking after
• put on
• to look after
• moved away